ASAD LATIF,
Senior Singapore Journalist
BANGLADESH IN THE INDIC SPHERE
Perils of the South Asian Hegemon
POSTWAR MUSIC IN VIETNAM AND THE DIASPORA
GUEST EDITOR: TUAN HOANG, Pepperdine University, California
INTRODUCTION
TUAN HOANG
FIFTY YEARS SINCE NATIONAL REUNIFICATION AND THE END OF THE VIETNAM WAR
JASON GIBBS,
San Francisco Public Library
“HE STILL LIVES”
Vietnamese Songs of Reeducation
TUAN HOANG,
Pepperdine University, California
LOST, MOURNED, AND RETRIEVED
Exilic Nostalgia in the Music of Vietnamese Refugees
VINH PHU PHAM,
Bard Early College, New York
PARIS BY NIGHT
And the Making of Vietnamese American Music
MINH X. NGUYEN,
University of California, Riverside
BOLERO
Remaking Pre-1975 Music in Post-Socialist Vietnam
JACKSON MATTOCKS,
Dalhousie University, Halifax
LITERARY ESSAY
JAPANESE AND TRINIDADIAN IMMIGRANTS
Tolerance, Intolerance, and Goodwill in Soucouyant and Snow Falling on Cedars
REVIEW BY SALIKYU SANGTAM,
Tetso College, Nagaland
Holly High (ed.), Stone Masters: Power Encounters in Mainland Southeast Asia
(Singapore: National University of Singapore Press, 2022), 346 pages.
OUT OF STONES WE CAME
And Stones We Worship
REVIEW BY PFOKRELO KAPESA,
University of Allahabad
Chen Tienshi Lara, Stateless, translated by Louis Carlet (Singapore: NUS Press, 2023),
256 pages.
THE UNBEARABLE UNJUSTNESS
Of Being Stateless
REVIEW BY ANIRUDDHA BABAR,
Tetso College, Nagaland
Jaishankar, Why Bharat Matters (New Delhi: Rupa, 2024), 256 pages.
INDIA’S GLOBAL RENAISSANCE
In an Evolving World Order
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